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Independence Day is Wednesday, July 4 and you have probably heard fireworks going off around town over the past few days and KROX talked with Crookston Police Chief Paul Biermaier about what kind of fireworks are legal and what isn’t legal in Minnesota. “It is that time and there is a small amount of fireworks […]
How better to celebrate your birthday at work than with cake and being named the Employee of the Month?! That’s just how Dawn Goulet, nursing assistant in Adult Day Services/Home Care, celebrated her birthday June 13th as she was surprised with the news that she is RiverView’s Employee of the Month for June. Goulet has
The University of Minnesota Crookston athletic department has announced the promotion of Brad Heppner as head men’s golf coach. Heppner has served the past 18 seasons as the assistant coach for the Minnesota Crookston men’s golf program and has been elevated to the head post. Heppner helped the Golden Eagles to the 2002 NSIC Men’s Golf Championship
A Polk County Deputy located a small herd (about 10 to 14) of cattle running down Highway 2, east of Fosston. The cattle continued down the highway and into Fosston. Local law enforcement and the Fosston Fire Department attempted to stop the cattle. The cattle continued to run around the east side of Fosston for
Crookston and area residents have been asked to participate in the One Vegetable, One Community (OVOC) program this summer and this year’s vegetable is squash. OVOC is a collaboration of Polk County Public Health, Crookston Chamber of Commerce, Wonderful Life Foods, Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, University of Minnesota Extension, and the Statewide Health Improvement Partnership. OVOC
On Wednesday, June 28, 2018, the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) voted unanimously to approve a certificate of need for the Line 3 Replacement Pipeline in Northern Minnesota. The pipeline was ordered to be replaced during the Obama Administration, and a study done by the University of Minnesota Duluth estimates the project will bring $2 billion
